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11.67 Sentence Combining and Unpacking Worksheet

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This American Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 11.67 Sentence Combining and Unpacking. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.11.67 — Sentence Combining and Unpacking: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Sentence Combining and Unpacking.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Sentences: 1) The climate model was updated. 2) It included ocean temperature data. 3) Predictions shifted. 4) The update reduced uncertainty in coastal forecasts. Choose the best combined sentence that keeps meaning and stays precise.

AThe climate model was updated, it included ocean temperature data, predictions shifted, the update reduced uncertainty in coastal forecasts.

BAfter the climate model was updated to include ocean temperature data, its predictions shifted, reducing uncertainty in coastal forecasts.

CPredictions shifted because uncertainty in coastal forecasts reduced after the climate model included ocean temperature data updated.

DAfter the climate model was updated to include ocean temperature data. Its predictions shifted, reducing uncertainty in coastal forecasts.

Solution & Explanation:The correct sentence uses an introductory "after" clause for the update and a participial phrase ("reducing...") to show the resulting benefit without a run-on.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Sentence: To ensure fairness, the rubric specifies what counts as evidence, how claims should be organized, and why unsupported opinions will not earn full credit. Which option best unpacks the sentence into two clearer sentences while keeping all three parts of the rubric?

ATo ensure fairness, the rubric specifies what counts as evidence, how claims should be organized. And why unsupported opinions will not earn full credit.

BTo ensure fairness, the rubric explains what counts as evidence and how claims should be organized. It also states that unsupported opinions will not earn full credit.

CThe rubric will not earn full credit. To ensure fairness, it specifies evidence, organization, and unsupported opinions.

DTo ensure fairness, the rubric specifies what counts as evidence and how claims should be organized, and unsupported opinions will not earn full credit because.

Solution & Explanation:The correct answer splits the list into two sentences: one for evidence/organization and one for the rule about opinions, keeping the purpose (fairness) intact.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Sentences: 1) The review praised the film’s visuals. 2) It criticized the dialogue. 3) The critic still recommended the film. 4) The experience was unique. Choose the best combined sentence that captures the mixed evaluation clearly.

AThe review praised the film’s visuals, it criticized the dialogue, the critic still recommended the film, the experience was unique.

BThe critic recommended the film because the experience was unique; while the review praised the visuals, it criticized the dialogue still.

CWhile the review praised the film’s visuals, it criticized the dialogue; still, the critic recommended the film because the experience was unique.

DWhile the review praised the film’s visuals. It criticized the dialogue; still, the critic recommended the film because the experience was unique.

Solution & Explanation:The correct sentence balances contrast (praise vs. criticism) and explains the recommendation with a clear reason, using punctuation to avoid a run-on.

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